U.S. Customs Brokerage Services for Import Compliance

U.S. customs brokerage services help importers file entry documents, classify goods, meet CBP requirements, and clear shipments without avoidable delays or penalties.

Here at USA Customs Clearance we support importers with entry documents, customs bonds, Importer Security Filings (ISF) filings, tariff classification, post-entry corrections, and partner agency requirements (PGA) before and after shipment arrival.

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What Import Compliance Issues Can We Help Resolve?

USA Customs Clearance helps importers address documentation errors, tariff classification questions, filing requirements, and other compliance issues that can delay customs clearance or increase import costs. Our licensed customs brokers identify potential problems and help businesses meet applicable CBP requirements.

“I'd recommend USA Customs Clearance to other importers for consultation services.” — Testimonial from Mike F., Importer

Tariff Classification

No more HTS/HS code guesswork. We help determine likely duty exposure, classification requirements, and CBP filing obligations before import.

Section 301 Support

Section 301 tariffs can add extra duties to certain imported goods. We review whether your shipment may qualify for exclusions, refunds, or post-entry recovery options when available.

Avoid ISF Penalties

ISF is a process to document all commercial ocean shipments arriving at a U.S. port of entry. We help prepare and file the ISF on time so importers can reduce the risk of CBP penalties.

Duty Drawback & Mitigation

Duty drawback is a program that refunds shippers for an imported shipment that had to be re-exported or destroyed. Our Customs Brokers evaluate your current importing program to determine your eligibility for a complete or partial refund of import duties.

Gov't Agency Compliancy Assistance

Certain imported products must meet additional requirements from federal agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Our team determines which agency regulates your imports and handles all the additional documentation.

Post Summary Correction Submission

Made an error on your CBP Form 7501? We help you file a post summary correction (PSC) or customs protest to adjust for any tariff changes or errors made in previous shipments.

Customs Entry Filing

There’s a good chance you can make an error during the entry process. We’ll help you with the entire process by contacting CBP, declaring the entry, filing the cargo release and entry summary, and ensuring you pay the correct amount of duties.

Our Customs Brokerage Process

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Call a Broker — No Obligation

Join a no-obligation call with a licensed customs broker to discuss your shipment, documentation, timeline, and import compliance needs.

2

Get Quick Customs Solutions

Our licensed professionals conduct research on the call with you to answer your importing questions.

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Strategize a Customs Plan

Need an action plan, not just quick answers? Our team develops a customized approach based on your shipment’s requirements, identifies the steps necessary for customs clearance, and helps you address potential compliance issues before they delay your freight.

We also provide follow-up assistance to answer outstanding questions and help resolve additional import compliance concerns.

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“I was able to understand the rate of the tariffs once they were explained by the Broker.” — Testimonial from Mario R., Importer

Why Importers Choose USA Customs Clearance

USA Customs Clearance has a team of licensed customs brokers with a combined 90 years of experience helping businesses navigate U.S. import regulations. Our professionals use their knowledge of customs procedures and federal requirements to help importers make informed decisions, address compliance challenges, and avoid preventable clearance delays.

Experienced Customs Professionals

Guidance from licensed customs brokers familiar with U.S. import procedures and regulatory requirements.

Proactive Compliance Assistance

Help identifying documentation discrepancies and potential filing issues before they affect shipment clearance.

Customs Problem Resolution

Assistance responding to CBP holds, correcting entry information, and coordinating next steps when clearance problems occur.

Duty and Tariff Guidance

Support understanding applicable duty rates, additional tariffs, and potential opportunities to reduce import costs through qualifying programs.

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Order Summary

Customs Clearance Services - $150
Active & Compliant Importer of Record Registration Required to transact business with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
We will need a copy of your IRS EIN Confirmation Letter and a completed Power of Attorney signed by an officer of the company.
Your Power of Attorney will remain on file with our Licensed Customs Broker unless revoked or otherwise terminated.
Completed documents are filed directly with CBP by our Licensed Customs Brokers for import purposes.

*Some Restrictions Apply

Your Customs Brokerage Questions Answered

Do I Need a Customs Bond?

A customs bond is a financial guarantee that helps ensure an importer will meet CBP requirements, including duties, taxes, and fees. For many commercial imports valued over $2,500, or in other cases where CBP requires it, a bond may be necessary before entry and release.

Can a Customs Broker File an ISF for Me?

Yes. A licensed customs broker can help file your Importer Security Filing for ocean freight, review shipment details, and reduce the risk of late, incomplete, or inaccurate filing.

Why is My Freight Stuck in Customs?

A customs hold is a CBP procedure to inspect imported goods or documents before customs release. Two common reasons the CBP holds goods are to retain prohibited products or check shipping documents for incomplete or missing forms, like your Bill of Lading (BoL) or commercial invoice.

Our Licensed Customs Brokers help identify document issues, respond to customs holds, and coordinate next steps for release.

What Affects the Total Cost of My Import?

Your total import costs vary based on shipment value, product classification, import type, duty rates, and other entry-related fees. A licensed customs broker can help estimate landed costs before you import.

Book Your Customs Broker Consultation

With USA Customs Clearance, powered by AFC International, you have a reliable, CBP-compliant partner by your side through every step of the process.

Call (866) 989-3538 to simplify importing today.

“I will definitely call back in the future for more consulting.” — Testimonial from Jerry N., Importer